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Hi @arthur-gareginyan,
I was looking for a replacements for now deprecated Add Meta Tags (AMT) plugin by George Notaras and stumbled upon your All Meta Tags. Unfortunately, it only does a small subset of what George’s plugin is doing… but it is well written and lightweight, that’s why I am writing to you. I think you have a unique opportunity here because there is still no adequate replacement for Add Meta Tags, so you can update your plugin to be such a replacement. Add Meta Tags has many features that nobody uses and, as a result, its performance (read: loading time) is far from ideal. Here is a suggested list of essential features that need to be added to your plugin to become a replacement for AMT:
1. Publisher Settings (Facebook and Google+ profile URLs, Twitter username)
2. Author Settings (get these from WordPress user profile page)
3. Automatically generate basic, opengraph, and twitter cards metadata.
4. I personally don’t care about schema metadata, but many people selling products probably would. Probably a premium feature…
5. Nobody needs Dublin Core metadata anymore, so I don’t think you need it
How can you make money? With premium version of the plugin that implements metadata overwrites per post/page. The free version should only allow automatic title metadata as post/page title, description as the first paragraph of the text, and image as post’s featured image or default image (per site) if featured image is not set.
However, many people need to have ability to overwrite these parameters per post (see “Metabox Features” in Add Meta Data settings). For example, I want to market the post on Facebook, Google+, or Twitter using different summary, title, and image settings. There are many reasons for this and people will be able to pay for premium version if the price is reasonable e.g. $10-12/year.
If you decide to implement these features, ping me when ready.
Good luck,
M